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Loneliest summer ever
Big things coming up 👀👀
Loneliest summer ever
Loneliest summer ever
Ain’t these the cutest 🌸
Big things coming up 👀👀
Ain’t these the cutest 🌸
Ain’t these the cutest 🌸
I miss him… 5
I miss him… 5
Just graduated 😌
ABSENT BURDEN
There is a feeling that arrives quietly,
Like light through a curtain in the morning,
It touches everything but does not ask for attention.
It can fill a room with warmth
Or silence.
Sometimes both at once.
It teaches you to reach out,
then reminds you
how it feels when no one reaches back.
Sadness does not shout
It waits.
It watches from the corner.
It asks you to sit still
and listen to the things
you tried not to feel.
J.W
SONDER
The woman sitting across from you,
her fingers gently tracing the curve of her coffee cup,
is a universe of her own.
She carries a grief you’ll never see,
a joy she’s yet to share.
A name whispered at midnight
that you will never speak.
She wore a dress once,
dancing barefoot in a summer rain,
a memory tucked in the corners of her smile,
while you were somewhere else,
maybe folding laundry
or staring at the same sky
she’s looking at now.
But it’s not the same sky, is it?
Her thoughts are vast and tangled,
weaving through the spaces
between your words.
She is a story,
unfinished,
written in a language
only she understands.
She crosses the street
and a man watches her
from behind a window.
He doesn't know
that her heart was broken
by a letter she never sent,
a goodbye she never said.
You will never know her name,
never hear the stories tucked
in the folds of her heart,
but for a brief moment,
her life touches yours
as she passes by,
and you wonder
how many others
she will never know,
how many lives
she’s only a shadow in.
J.W
ABSENT BURDEN
There is a feeling that arrives quietly,
Like light through a curtain in the morning,
It touches everything but does not ask for attention.
It can fill a room with warmth
Or silence.
Sometimes both at once.
It teaches you to reach out,
then reminds you
how it feels when no one reaches back.
Sadness does not shout
It waits.
It watches from the corner.
It asks you to sit still
and listen to the things
you tried not to feel.
J.W
ABSENT BURDEN
There is a feeling that arrives quietly,
Like light through a curtain in the morning,
It touches everything but does not ask for attention.
It can fill a room with warmth
Or silence.
Sometimes both at once.
It teaches you to reach out,
then reminds you
how it feels when no one reaches back.
Sadness does not shout
It waits.
It watches from the corner.
It asks you to sit still
and listen to the things
you tried not to feel.
J.W
SONDER
The woman sitting across from you,
her fingers gently tracing the curve of her coffee cup,
is a universe of her own.
She carries a grief you’ll never see,
a joy she’s yet to share.
A name whispered at midnight
that you will never speak.
She wore a dress once,
dancing barefoot in a summer rain,
a memory tucked in the corners of her smile,
while you were somewhere else,
maybe folding laundry
or staring at the same sky
she’s looking at now.
But it’s not the same sky, is it?
Her thoughts are vast and tangled,
weaving through the spaces
between your words.
She is a story,
unfinished,
written in a language
only she understands.
She crosses the street
and a man watches her
from behind a window.
He doesn't know
that her heart was broken
by a letter she never sent,
a goodbye she never said.
You will never know her name,
never hear the stories tucked
in the folds of her heart,
but for a brief moment,
her life touches yours
as she passes by,
and you wonder
how many others
she will never know,
how many lives
she’s only a shadow in.
J.W
SONDER
The woman sitting across from you,
her fingers gently tracing the curve of her coffee cup,
is a universe of her own.
She carries a grief you’ll never see,
a joy she’s yet to share.
A name whispered at midnight
that you will never speak.
She wore a dress once,
dancing barefoot in a summer rain,
a memory tucked in the corners of her smile,
while you were somewhere else,
maybe folding laundry
or staring at the same sky
she’s looking at now.
But it’s not the same sky, is it?
Her thoughts are vast and tangled,
weaving through the spaces
between your words.
She is a story,
unfinished,
written in a language
only she understands.
She crosses the street
and a man watches her
from behind a window.
He doesn't know
that her heart was broken
by a letter she never sent,
a goodbye she never said.
You will never know her name,
never hear the stories tucked
in the folds of her heart,
but for a brief moment,
her life touches yours
as she passes by,
and you wonder
how many others
she will never know,
how many lives
she’s only a shadow in.
J.W